Sentence examples for introduction printed from inspiring English sources
As the party went on, Kerry Washington stood at the entrance to the exhibition, reading the introduction printed on the wall.
This chapter presents an introduction to printed circuit board (PCB) design and computer-aided design (CAD).
Thus, although handwritten books could not be reproduced in quantity or with complete uniformity, they did survive the introduction of printing.
This is not quite true: for example, most of the surviving books of hours (lavish private devotional manuscript books) date from the period after the introduction of printing.
Under French colonial rule, which culminated with France's annexation of Laos under treaties agreed to in 1903 and 1907, the lack of widespread secular education and the late introduction of printing technology delayed the emergence and growth of Western-influenced literature.
Suddenly, Kerouac's description of him in the introduction to the printed book seems insightful as well as romantic.
The new version retains Smalley's original preface, as well as letters of introduction that were printed in the 1911 edition, from James himself and William Dean Howells.
There's a printed introduction by the linguistics expert David Crystal explaining exactly how we know that Shakespeare would have pronounced "Act 1 Scene 3" as "Act Own Ssene Threh" but the really fascinating aspect of all this scholarly research is the new light that contemporary pronunciation sheds on the text.
The introduction of 3D printed molds for pneumatic actuation provides additional freedom in the design of actuators, removing the limitation of extruded 2D shapes that is present with conventional microfabrication.
Wrestling as a martial skill was taught to the knights of the Holy Roman Empire, and wrestling instruction books appeared in manuscript before the introduction of printing and thereafter in print.
Ms. Idle and Mr. Nunns edited the collection and wrote introductions that will be printed at the beginning of each chapter.
